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Topics: Journalism, Upton Sinclair
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Topics: Associated Press, Press, Journalism
"The Brass Check: A Study of American Journalism: By Upton Sinclair" is an article from The Journal of Political Economy, Volume 29 . View more articles from The Journal of Political Economy . View this article on JSTOR . View this article's JSTOR metadata . You may also retrieve all of this items metadata in JSON at the following URL: https://archive.org/metadata/jstor-1822519
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On the assumption that there will be a national program of day care for preschool children, the author presents the major issues involved. An attempt is made to bring together some figures on current need and available facilities, to examine policy considerations in the implementation of programs, to present some difficulties in providing adequate caretakers, and to discuss preferred strategies in the mix of programs to meet the needs. Policy and program considerations include: (1) level (a...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Child Care Occupations, Child Development, Day Care, Developmental Programs,...
Topics: Associated Press, Press -- United States, Journalism -- United States
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Topics: Journalistic ethics -- United States, Freedom of the press -- United States, Press -- Economic...
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PREFACE Ever since I have been living at the backdoor of Hollywood, which has been nineteen years. people have been writing to ask why I don't write a book dealing with the motion picture industry. after the fashion of the "Brass Check" with the newspapers, and the "Goose-Step" with the colleges. l have had it in mind as something to do. but now Mr. Knepper has done it. and so I shan't have to bother. Generally I have a pessimistic attitude toward the masses of manuscript...
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Topics: media, culture, society, hollywood, usa, movies
